‘Urgent’ government action needed on HS2’s Euston station and northern route

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Watchdog MPs say if decisions aren’t made on key areas of project soon it will delay entire scheme

A lack of clarity on the northern section of HS2 and its London terminus at Euston could be putting the entire £100bn scheme at risk, watchdog MPs on the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) have warned.

In its latest report on the high-profile project the committee warned that it was “increasingly alarmed by the lack of progress in developing Euston station”.

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